WWII US Army 12th Armored, Sergeants, 2nd Service Command Patches And 4 Letters

Description

Three WWII US Army 12th Armored, Two Sergeants, One 2nd Service Command Patches & 4 Letters.
This group of patches, letters and company orders are from the estate of the gentleman referred to in the letters.
The group consists of; 3
World War II US Army 12th Armor Division Patches
"Hellcat"
.
The
Hellcat Division Patches are
machine embroidered, regulation issued insignia.  The patches are at least 75 years old and in fair to good condition.
2 US Army shoulder Sergeant patches, machine embroidered regulation issue.
1
World War II 2nd Service Command Patch
. The Patch is machine embroidered regulation issue patch.  The 2nd Service Command was headquartered in New York City.   It is in about fair condition (white is quite soiled) and at least 76 years old.
The Company Order letter was issued from the 124th Service Command Service Unit and is dated 1 October 1943 listing the men who had qualified as Sharpshooters and Marksman.
The Certification letter is dated 15 November, 1943 issuing the "Good Conduct Ribbon" to the same gentleman.
The letter from Katzenbach and Warren, Inc. dated September 19th 1945 is requesting the discharge of the gentleman so he can return to his per-war place of employment.
The last letter is from the Army Service Forces to the gentleman receiving permission to leave the service and return to civilian life.
See pictures for more detail.